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Two young women spend time amid vintage film posters, radios, cassette tapes and books at Bir Chattala in Jamal Khan, Chattogram. The restaurant is among a growing number of city businesses using Bangali heritage to shape their spaces and attract younger customers. The photo was taken recently. PHOTO: TBS

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